when we try to interfere, it makes a fool out of us.

clay.

they tend to take the form of the container they're placed in, although they may not always fully adhere to all the nooks.

some clumps of clay are softer and more malleable, while others are harder and more inflexible.

these nature-determined differences affect the forms these clumps take on, even when put in the same container.

despite possible variation, it is imperative that they be put in a structure and not left to stand alone.

by themselves, they will remain as clumps, unrefined and rough around the edges.

with structure, these clumps eventually grow into them, taking that form with them thereafter.

they may be put into other structures, but because they have set, it is more likely that they retain their characteristics rather than change entirely.

point in case: initial structures are key to the final form of these clumps of clay.

make sure they get the right ones.

make it a point to step into another's bubble in order to truly understand.

dont simply see or hear others from their own bubbles, otherwise, all that is seen or heard may be grossly inaccurate.

any decision based on this information will be sure to spark a riot for justice.

happy national day.